Hey
I just wanted to throw out there that I'll be bringing a ReefFanatic pH monitor to the swap. It comes with a probe, which will be accurate for a few weeks once calibrated, but it'll last much longer if you replace the probe. They cost $90-$100 new, but since this one's probe isn't in great condition, though it works (I suggest getting a new probe) I'll let it go for $40. Even if you buy a new probe for $40 or less, you're still saving a couple of bucks on the monitor.
I'll be bringing it tomorrow, but if you really want it and will be there tomorrow, feel free to call it.
Also I inspected my tank after the UV thing, and I lost a big plate (5"x6") and about 50% of my frags. I'm really glad I put most of the rarer ones on the other side of the tank initially.
Also if anyone wants a BIG piece of Tyree M. Confusa or Superman Danae, they've kept growing while I was gone, so I can get BIG pieces now, and they really should be broken up since they're starting to take up a lot of room. Just let me know if anyone wants a big one. I'll be bringing about 3 M. Confusas and 3 Superman Danaes, all small unless someone requests otherwise.
Otherwise lots of huge pieces (like 3x3x3 colonies) of ORA German Blue Polyp Montipora Digitatas, 5 good sized pieces of a blue staghorn acropora, one or two Larry Jackson A. Validia Tricolor, A few purple, a few pink Millis, and about 5 acros that I don't remember what they are, and they're brown now from the UV blast, though they're certainly not dead, just off colored unfortunately, so they're either LJ Tricolors, bright green acros, or teal and green acros... A couple of colonies of bright pink zooanthids, each with 20 or so polyps.
I'll be there tomorrow, and looking forward to seeing everyone
I just wanted to throw out there that I'll be bringing a ReefFanatic pH monitor to the swap. It comes with a probe, which will be accurate for a few weeks once calibrated, but it'll last much longer if you replace the probe. They cost $90-$100 new, but since this one's probe isn't in great condition, though it works (I suggest getting a new probe) I'll let it go for $40. Even if you buy a new probe for $40 or less, you're still saving a couple of bucks on the monitor.
I'll be bringing it tomorrow, but if you really want it and will be there tomorrow, feel free to call it.
Also I inspected my tank after the UV thing, and I lost a big plate (5"x6") and about 50% of my frags. I'm really glad I put most of the rarer ones on the other side of the tank initially.
Also if anyone wants a BIG piece of Tyree M. Confusa or Superman Danae, they've kept growing while I was gone, so I can get BIG pieces now, and they really should be broken up since they're starting to take up a lot of room. Just let me know if anyone wants a big one. I'll be bringing about 3 M. Confusas and 3 Superman Danaes, all small unless someone requests otherwise.
Otherwise lots of huge pieces (like 3x3x3 colonies) of ORA German Blue Polyp Montipora Digitatas, 5 good sized pieces of a blue staghorn acropora, one or two Larry Jackson A. Validia Tricolor, A few purple, a few pink Millis, and about 5 acros that I don't remember what they are, and they're brown now from the UV blast, though they're certainly not dead, just off colored unfortunately, so they're either LJ Tricolors, bright green acros, or teal and green acros... A couple of colonies of bright pink zooanthids, each with 20 or so polyps.
I'll be there tomorrow, and looking forward to seeing everyone
